C. Neil Davenport

Industry: Entertainment / Performing Arts

Business Size: 1-4

Phone: (706)833-0793

Address:
900 Athena Dr
Athens, Georgia 30601

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About C. Neil DavenportC. Neil Davenport is an award-winning feature screenwriter and producer who specializes on crafting complex, genre based, multi-platform narratives that integrate compelling storytelling with social relevance. His voice caters to stories about underdogs with an entrepreneur spirit. Neil has written for production companies such as Called Higher Studios, PZAJ and Arolucha along with several independent producers and has an MFA in Screenwriting from the UNCSA School of Film where he was mentored by the late Academy Award-winning director, Peter Werner.

What differentiates you from the competition?I dig at the core DNA of their company and or person and structure a story which renders entertainment as well as emotional engagement on many fronts.

What are your top selling services or products that your company offers?My services are rendered through an operation of goal orientation. Developing a narrative which is entertaining is sellable, but developing a narrative which is impactful will retain your client base / CRM and allow it to grow.

If you had one message to get across to future customers, what would it be?Be thinking about authenticity rather than profit. Profit is the product of authenticity.

What is the biggest marketing challenge that you will face in the upcoming year?Volume. It is not everyday a company and or an individual is willing to hire a storyteller to help promote their brand.

How do you see the role of performing arts evolving in today’s culture? A emerged two party system which either engages generative AI and avoids it.

How do you navigate the balance between art and commercial success? In my opinion, it boils down to one question; as a result of your manifested product, do you want money or impact?

What’s been your most memorable project or performance and why? Camp Hideout (2023) on Disney+. When it was in theaters, I saw it with an auditorium full of kids and they emotionally engaged with the story.

What advice would you give to emerging artists? 1. Make sure your support system supports you.
2. Get out of debt ASAP
3. Be willing to sweep the studio floor

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